Converting to Drupal

Hi, I've been a Joomla user for a couple of years and am looking to move a site with a lot of content to Drupal 5.1. I've got several hundred content items which are multipage and have used the Joomla MosPageBreak function to achieve this.

The MosPageBreak mambot is responsible for providing the page navigation within individual Content Items that are split into manageable pages using the { mospagebreak } tag. Details of usage are here: http://help.joomla.org/content/view/187/276/

Hi

I have a site which I am in the process of converting to Drupal and I have over 2000 photos I want migrate in to drupal.
They are all linked into database, with corresponding thumbnails and also titles and comments and categorised.
How would I go about keeping all of that intact ?

Thanks in advance

We are currently trying to find a way to work around a site that has been hosted on AOL for several years. The site has good positioning in Google and we are treading lightly to try not to damage this. One idea we've had is to set up a Drupal site on a server we have and then have it export the rendered versions of the drupal site as HTML. This way we will have a fully working site when we figure out how best to transition off AOL. Can this be done?

If anyone can offer and assistance with our AOL problem, that would also be much appreciated.

Has anyone used Drupal and/or PHP to interface with WeblinkConnect?

Hi, I cant seem to figure out why every time I put in Japanese characters in and hit preview I can see the characters fine, but when I post all I get is ???? replacing the text. Is there any way to fix this problem?

Please Help!

, coll

I need to convert a site from ModX to Drupal. I adapted a javascript technique that I found for the site and am not sure how to replicate it with jquery. The theme has been ported completely except for this javascript feature. I'd appreciate any tips on how to replicate it with jquery. You can see it in action here:

http://gatewayyoga.com/ - click on 'Contact' and the site slides down to reveal the contact form.

thanks,

Arp